Child Custody Modification Lawyers
Pennsylvania Child Custody Laws allow for modifications to be made to existing consent orders and custody orders under certain circumstances and parameters. There is a legal process involved that must be adhered to in order for the courts to grant the modification. If you would like you have your existing child custody order modified in Pennsylvania it makes sense for you to enlist the aid of a skilled and experienced Child Custody Modification Attorney.
Contact the Child Custody Lawyers at our family law office to discuss your rights. You can email a Child Custody Modification Attorney by clicking here. The Family Law Lawyers at our firm will protect your interests, as well as your child’s interests, throughout the entire legal process.
Child Custody Modification Laws
A custody order can only be modified in certain situations:
• If the original custody order that you want to change is a
consent order (you and the Respondent(s) agreed to the
custody arrangement), then it can be changed or modified anytime the
Court finds that it is in the “best interest” of the child.
• If the original custody order was entered by the Court after a full hearing the order can be changed only if the Court finds that continuing to enforce the order would endanger the child’s
physical health or significantly impair the child’s emotional development.
Modifying a Child Custody order is a very complex legal task that should only be done by an experienced Child Custody Modification Attorney.
Contact Our Child Custody Modification Lawyers
If you are interested in making changes to your existing child custody agreement please call the Child Custody Modification Attorneys on our team to discuss your rights. They have offices throughout the country. You can click here to email our Child Custody Modification Lawyers.
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